New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-04-27

Children's trimmed hats 3O Cts,
worth 80 cts, at F. Kuetzing's.
Mr.. John Prahl will remove to Bufa-
10, Wright Co., this week. He will
open hotel at that place.
Mrs. John Stindt Of this city has been
sick for some time, and at present is
very low.
The New Ulm Sportsmens' Cub will
meet at Hunters Rest next Sunday az
ternoon.
The front doors of the saloons were
closed Sunday. The next thing we shall
hear off, the back doors will also be
closed and then there will be mourning.
SCHOOL EDUCATION reprints A. j.
DIS article on Teachers Institutes in
Brown County, recently published in
the REVIEW.
Mason Long failed to lecture here
Sunday, rs advertised. Did he know
that the saloons would be closed on
that day?
B Don't forget to clean your yards and
alleys before May 1. The board of
health means business and is not to be
trifled with. ~. ....
Il Chas. Brust has bought the saloon
business of E. Schnoberich and will re-
move here with his family in the near
future.
Two hundred wagon loads of dead
fish lying on the shore of Long Lake,
near St. James, were ga thered up and
buried by the Farmers living in the
vicinity. we.
Will we have q baseball nine this
season There is plenty of material
here for several good mines. All that
is necessary is q little agitation. Who
will make the start?
Mr.. j ohm Stoekert has about decided
to manufacture pressed brick on a
large scale in the near future. He has
bought several blocks of ground and
will erect plant as soon as possible,
The Turnverein has ordered the plant
lag OF fifty shade trees in and around
their park grounds. Quite q number Of
private parties have planted trees dur
ing the week and more will dose be-
fore the middle OF May.
Two foot ball teams have been or.
ganizel here. Match games will be
played once q week. Our physicians
are getting their surgical appliances in
in shape SO tibet they can attend to calls
at q moments notice.
We have received number of re-
plies to tn e conundrum published last
week. None of them gave the correct
answer and so we shall be compelled to
use up the prizes ourselves. Question
''What is the difference between an
AIoliStA 40u1siu tuu d ScuN1uo 1llSu'
man ?" Answer F.: Zone smokes pipe
of peace, the other piece of pipe"
The Dakota House baggage team in
dulged in runaway, near the depot,
Friday evening. No one was hurt, but
little son of Mrs. Kaschau's, who was
on the wagon at the time, took tum.
BILE with two sample trunks, luckily fall
ing so that none of the trunks touched
him.
What has become of the drive-wel]
project I? We understand that the
committee has secured over sixty sigma.
lures. Why not go ahead with the
work and trust to luck and the generos.
ity of our citizens in case there should
be any deficiency. The dusty season is
near at hand and we need water fol
sprinkling the streets.
MINNEAPOLIS SPE CTAToR An i'm.
portant cycling event Of the season fol
which preparations are now in progress,
will be the annual tour of the Ninneso.
ia State Division, which will start from
ST. Paul, June Goth. The route will be
via Fort Smelling, Minnehaha, Mime.
apolis, Shakopee, Henderson, lie Sueur,
St. Peter, New Ulm, Redwood Falls,
and Glencoe, occupying five days. The
entire expense will not exceed SIS. A
M. Welles, of Redwood Falls. is the
tour master, and T. ii. Merriam Of ST
Paul, captain of the Lewiston. Further
information can be obtained of the of
fcers, or Of S. F. Heath & CO., at thei,
store. The tour cannot fail to be high,
" enjoyable, and its inexpensiyeness
places it within the reach Of any wheel.